Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 12Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 2002 |
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Page 152
... Italian . The latter are indeed Muslim as well as Italian , since they consider themselves spiritually , culturally and socially as such . This is important since it is a first way to stress that , although they negotiate religion in ...
... Italian . The latter are indeed Muslim as well as Italian , since they consider themselves spiritually , culturally and socially as such . This is important since it is a first way to stress that , although they negotiate religion in ...
Page 226
... Italian during their childhood schooling . Charles Parnis must not have been an exception to this rule , and he imported his ' Maltese- Italian ' linguistic formation into Australia . Bovingdon lists ' Maltraljan ' words of Italian ...
... Italian during their childhood schooling . Charles Parnis must not have been an exception to this rule , and he imported his ' Maltese- Italian ' linguistic formation into Australia . Bovingdon lists ' Maltraljan ' words of Italian ...
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... Italian ships carried away mostly wool , tin , lead , cloth , etc. Moreover , some Italian traders settled in England , but in the Mediterranean as well ' there existed scattered English mercantile colonies that extended so far afield ...
... Italian ships carried away mostly wool , tin , lead , cloth , etc. Moreover , some Italian traders settled in England , but in the Mediterranean as well ' there existed scattered English mercantile colonies that extended so far afield ...
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Tradition Modernity and European Hegemony | 23 |
Alternative Modernities or Accountable Modernities? | 43 |
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